The roots of thinking

Abstract

Acknowledgments Part I: Overview 1. The Thesis, the Method, and Related Matters Part II: Paleoanthropological Case Studies 2. The Hermeneutics of Tool-Making: Corporeal and Topological Concepts 3. On the Origin of Counting: A Re-Thinking of Upright Posture 4. Hominid Bipedality and Primate Sexuality: A Further Re-Thinking of Upright Posture 5. Corporeal Representation 6. On the Origin of Language 7. Hominid Bipedality and Sexual Selection Theory 8. On the Conceptual Origin of Death 9. On the Origin and Significance of Paleolithic Cave Art Part III: Theoretical and Methodological Issues 10. The Thesis and Its Opposition: Cultural Relativism 11. The Thesis and Its Opposition: Institutionalized Metaphysical Dualism 12. The Case for a Philosophical Anthropology 13. Methodology: The Hermeneutical Strand 14. Methodology: The Genetic Phenomenology Strand 15. The Case for Tactile-Kinesthetic Invariants Name Index

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